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Carbonate Reservoirs Overview and Porosity by Zakaullah Babar is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Carbonate reservoirs produce about 40% of oil and gas globally. They differ from sandstone reservoirs in several ways, including having more secondary porosity development from carbonate mineral dissolution and upward projecting reef structures that can trap hydrocarbons. It is important to reconstruct the paleogeography of carbonate reservoirs as properties vary based on depositional environment like orientation of shoreline deposits. Major carbonate reservoir types include grainstones with preserved prima
- Author
- Zakaullah Babar
- Language
- EN